Hotel Eiffel Petit Louvre

Our family had a wonderful stay at Hotel Eiffel Petit Louvre. The location is fantastic—just a short walk to the Eiffel Tower and close to metro stations, making it easy to explore Paris. The rooms were clean, comfortable, and well-sized for a family, with a cozy atmosphere. The staff was friendly and accommodating, ensuring we had everything we needed. Breakfast was tasty with a good variety. A great choice for families looking for a convenient and comfortable stay in Paris!

To be honest, the room wasn’t great for the price, and aside from the fact that it was located right in front of the station, the price didn’t make much sense. We stayed in a room for 300€ per night, but it felt more like a storage room. There was no elevator, and we had to use a narrow staircase. The room had no fridge, coffee bar, or kettle. It was so small that we could barely move around. The only table in the room was wobbly and unstable. The bathroom had a bad smell. It was absolutely unacceptable for 600€ for 2 nights in Paris. I strongly recommend choosing other hotels; there are plenty of much better options. It was such a waste of money and an exhausting experience. I even got sick from staying in this damp and unhygienic, smelly room.

Clean and nice room with great people! My room was a little small but it was not a problem :) it was clean and well maintained and pretty! People were so friendly and nice and I really loved their service especially keeping our luggages. We could enjoy our 2nd day morning of layover in Paris so well. I’d love to go back to stay here :) 💖

This was, without a doubt, the worst hotel experience I’ve ever had. We paid 300€ per night for what can only be described as a glorified storage closet. There was no elevator, forcing us to drag our luggage up a dangerously narrow and steep staircase. The room itself was a nightmare: no fridge, no coffee machine, no kettle—absolutely no amenities you’d expect for this price. The room was so tiny we could barely move without bumping into the walls or each other. The one pathetic excuse for a table was crooked and looked like it could collapse at any moment. The bathroom was disgusting, with a revolting stench that lingered the entire stay. The room was damp, smelled of mold, and felt like it hadn’t been cleaned properly in years. Sleeping there was impossible because the bed was uncomfortable, and the air felt oppressive and unbreathable. For 600€ over two nights in Paris, this was a complete scam. I wouldn’t recommend this hotel to my worst enemy. Save your money, your health, and your sanity—stay anywhere else. This place isn’t just disappointing; it’s an absolute disgrace. I left feeling drained, furious, and sick from the horrendous conditions.

Location is good. Next to train station. With cafe, bakery, fruit store, delicious roast food store, nice Chinese and Asian fusion shop.., Monoprix. Walking distance to Eiffel. Room size decent compared to some boutique hotels. But don't get room 101-3. You need to carry your luggage up a small spiral stairs. I booked 2 rooms, one for my kids, for 5 days, they did NOT even put us on the same floor. They do not allow 3 kids in a room so I need to book another room on the spot. I had to sleep separately as we don't feel safe for one kid to sleep alone. No empathy or understanding to add another sofa or spring bed, which the rooms definitely have the space. Keep explaining their policies. Anyways..... Breakfast spread is minimal or standard. Croissant, bread, ham, hard boiled eggs, cereals, some cheese, overall, it's ok for the price. Mattress is ok. 4 pillows which is way better than one small light pillow Hotels we stayed in Iceland before.....thanks

Good location and clean room however they do not provide bottled water or water refill according to the night staff... so purchase outside if there is a need. Also no kettle in the room, however, can request hot water from kitchen on G floor

Definitely not worth it. I admit - I made a mistake when I walked in and paid. However upon going upstairs and checking out the room, I quickly realized this was not going to work. Everything was dated, the wallpaper falling off, and it had a very bad stench permeating throughout. I immediately tried to get a refund, in which they kept pushing back and making “policies” which prevented them from refunding. To put into context, I voluntarily left (although they charged me) and found a much nicer hotel - and ate the cost just not to stay here. I usually do not post or review unless positive - but if I can help detour anyone from my experience than I definitely want to. There are many better hotels right next to this one. I highly suggest Hotel Gustave - which has an AMAZING staff, modern rooms - and actually are BETTER priced than this hotel.

The location was great, and the room was decent. However, we encountered an unexpected and concerning new rule implemented by the management during our stay. One morning, we were stopped on our way out and asked to hand in our room keys. This seemed very odd to us, so we asked for an explanation. The management stated it was for safety reasons, but their responses were very guarded and abrasive. Moreover, they never checked our IDs when we retrieved our keys, nor did they verify our names. All I had to do was mention our room number to get the keys back. The receptionist also changed daily, so it wasn't as if they recognized us. It was clear that this rule was not for our safety or the security of our belongings.

For the price & location (about 10 minutes to Eiffel Tower) this hotel was perfect. Basically needed a place to rest & shower as we had a busy itinerary. It is quite small, but had everything we needed, & pleasant aroma throughout. You may want to bring your shampoo, conditioner & soap as there is only one multi-purpose wash in the shower. Be sure to purchase a European plug to charge your phones, curling iron, etc. if needed. Close to pharmacy, market, bakery, restaurants, ATM & Metro right across the street. Staff was pleasant & rooms cleaned when needed - did not disturb when sign was on door.

If I can give them -1 starWe stayed at this hotel for 7 nights and this is by far the worst hotel ever in my life. We have two rooms and both rooms are small and stink! The room smells like a foul odor. Someone sprayed an entire can of ant's spray and I was having a hard time breathing. They came into our room even when we have our "do not disturb" sign hanging outside the door. They are so cheap with the lights in the stairway and hallways too. You need to make sure you move around to trigger the sensors to turn on the lights. This is not a family friendly place to stay.

Pros: -Closeness to Metro and bus lines -Grenelle is a lively, but not loud part of town. -Many useful and good shops nearby (bakeries, butcher, cheese shop, wine store, small supermarket, etc.) -Walking distance to the Eiffel tower -Mostly friendly staff -Clean rooms Cons: -Rooms are clean, but there's a (sometimes strong) sewer odor coming from the bathrooms. It was impossible to sleep without the windows being open. I'm sure the smell isn't caused by the hotel itself, but it really needs to be fixed! -Rooms are small for their price. -Staff was mostly friendly. On our last day a lady at the front desk gave us some grief about sitting in the lobby a few hours to wait for a taxi. My daughter had a migraine and just wanted to rest and let her medication work before we had to get on the train, but the employee told us to take her to a doctor and we couldn't stay with her being sick. In the end they let us stay, but she was very aggressive and vocal about it, which made my daughter feel even worse about her situation.

The hotel is walking distance from the Eiffel tower, which is makes it convenient! It's cute, but the hotel room needs some work. It's so tiny, a mouse would have a hard time making itself comfortable. But it was clean, as was the bathroom. The water pressure was decent too. The pictures make it look better and make spacious then it is. The hotel elevator is also small enough to house a few sardines. lol A bit pricey for what you get, and you may have a view of a brick wall, but we were able to change rooms and get a street view. The big plus for me was the hotel clerk. I had some issues when arriving to the hotel with my lost luggage and for some reason I couldn't make calls even with my international data plan. She was super nice and extended herself so I could use her phone! They were also accommodating and refrigerated my leftovers for us. The pillows are more comfortable than the bed. The painted walls are chipping a little bit too. Tip: try the bakery a few blocks away, it it OUTstanding!!! Still dreaming of the baguettes.

I went on a Europe trip to 4 different countries and definitely wanted to save as much as I could since this trip was an arm and a leg, regardless. I booked this hotel because: Pros: 1) reasonable price 2) 2 minute walk to the metro 3) 10 minute walk to the Eiffel Tower 4) free wifi Cons: 1) small room and bathroom. And I mean really small! 2) no air conditioner 3) my friend and I went out one night and returned with no one at the front desk and the front door was locked. We knocked for a minute and thought that we were going to be homeless for the night or just needed to be out till sunrise. A couple of seconds of scare, the receptionist comes out and opens the door for us. He was just in the back resting.. Mm okkk. It's funny now looking back at it.

Smallish hotel. Nice, clean, quiet and close to Dulpix metro. I'd recommend O Coffee Paris just down the block. Best best breakfast and cappuccinos.

My bf and I are traveling all over, so we are trying to save as much money as we can. We booked this place for 2 nights, and paid a total of 273 Euros (we're students!!!). The place was in a fantastic location- about a 2 minute walk from the metro and a 10 minute walk from the Eiffel Tower. It wasn't dirty, the room was cleaned once a day, there was someone at the desk at all times, and I felt safe for the most part. The room was quite small, and the shower was so small that when I turned around I usually bumped the knob that turned it off. That got annoying after a while. The men at the front weren't particularly friendly. So, it's what we wanted in the end, literally just a place to sleep. They gladly took our luggage after our checkout so we could do a bit more exploring before heading off to the airport. German... dun dun dun Das Hotel ist ok. Ich habe gern viel es ist sehr nahe die Metro. Das Bett ist ok und das Zimmer ist sauber. Das Bat ist nicht sehr gut viel es ist sehr klien, aber, das ist nicht eine gross Problem. Mein Freunde und Ich mochten einzige eine Zimmer schlafen. Die Leute sind ok und den Eiffel Tower ist SEHR NACHSTE!

Prime location. We took a direct train from EuroStar station. Hotel is located within 2 minutes from the station. We arrived few hours earlier to check in. The staff allowed us to drop our luggage and go about our day. Room was clean and neat. Tiny but lovely boutique hotel. Our room had a view of the Eiffel Tower which was an added touch to our stay. We were able to gaze the light from our bed before dozing off. Staff spoke decent English to get our questions answered. Plenty restaurants around this hotel and its 8 minutes walking distance to the tower itself or one train station away. Taking few stars away only because we were given late check out upon request due to our flight time. However, we had 3 cleaning staff who walked in on us as we were still in bed and didnt even care to say anything. We felt disturbed and decided to leave anyway. Outside of that, good stay for the one night we spent in Paris.